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Optical Character Recognition. Software used to change scanned text into a form that the DTP package can understand.
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Optical Character Recognition - computers can be trained to examine the shapes of typed or printed characters and work out what the letters, words and sentences are - so, combined with a scanner or camera and digitiser, the computer can 'read' text off books and paper - because of the difficulty of being 100% accurate, it may take as long to edit o...
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Optical Character Recognition,
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Optical Character Recognition. Technology used to identify characters in a digitised document.
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Optical Character Recognition. Technique for analysing images and recognising and translating the alphanumeric characters into machine-readable text. See also ICR
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(In topic `Knowledge, Document, Workflow & Content Management`) OCR (Optical Character Recognition), like its successor ICR, is a method for converting visually readable characters into computer readable characters including ASCII, EBCDIC etc. . (see ICR)
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Oxford, Cambridge and RSA Examinations Board.
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Optical Character Recognition
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Optical Character Recognition Paper - similar to MICR paper.
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Office of Collateral Responsibility
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Optical Character Reader. A device which scans printed textual material and converts it into electronic form, storing it in a file on the computer or disc. OCR technology has improved dramatically in recent years and is now a reasonably accurate way of making text available in electronic form.
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Optical Character Reader
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Optical Character Recognition
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Optical Character Recognition
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Oxford, Cambridge and RSA (Unitary Exam body)
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Oxford, Cambridge and RSA Examinations, one of three unitary awarding bodies in England
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Ordo Reformatorum Cisterciensium Cistercians, Trappists
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optical Character Reader
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Optical Character Recognition. Software that translates a scanned image of printed or typewritten text into a plain text file that can be read by a word processor.
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Optical character recognition - When your computer gets a fax or scans in text, all it sees are graphical bits on a virtual page. That text is not usable, searchable, or editable. If you pass the page through an OCR program, the software converts the shapes on it into a text document. However, few documents are perfectly recognized and the errors ....
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(Optical Character Recognition) The technology used to convert scanned text on printed pages into editable ASCII text.
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